EducationMedicine

M. Bremner, Kathie F. Aduddell, D. N. Bennett, Jonathan B VanGeest

2006.7.1Nurse Educator

DOI: 10.1097/00006223-200607000-00011

Abstract

Only recently have nursing educators begun to consider the enormous implications of using high-fidelity human patient simulation in general nursing education. As a first step in exploring the potential of this new technology with novice nursing students, faculty conducted a quantitative and qualitative analysis of students' reactions to a simulation. In addition, from the analysis and the review of literature, the faculty identified specific best practices for using this educational methodology with novice nursing students.

Citation format

BREMNER, M., et al. The use of human patient simulators: Best practices with novice nursing students. Nurse Educator, 2006, 31: 170–174.